Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[Markus Sandy]

i would like to participate


Joshua Paul wrote:
Is there anyone in LA that would like to help present on
September 10th?
  
  
  - josh
  
  
  On Aug 1, 2005, at 8:14 AM, Jay dedman wrote:
  
> Right. I opened my 5 minutes by
emphasising how important and fucking
> cool videoblogging is, then showed a few things on mefeedia, then
> closed with reminding everyone and the newcomers to visit freevlog,
> the best site ever :)

we have made plans to present again at the Soho Apple store the last
saturday of August and September.
so everyone did a great job.
the videoblogging presenation at the apple store in San franscisco was
a huge success as well.

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[videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[jonny goldstein]

Awesome!


> 
> we have made plans to present again at the Soho Apple store the last
> saturday of August and September.
> so everyone did a great job.
> the videoblogging presenation at the apple store in San franscisco was
> a huge success as well.
> 
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[videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[Gena]

Yes! Sorry I just posted about the same thing and then notice your
message. We have to. We must. Give me the details and let's move
forward.


> Is there anyone in LA that would like to help present on September
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[Jay dedman]

>  Is there anyone in LA that would like to help present on September 10th?

there's Anti, Zadi, markus, and shannon...off the top of my head.
email me off list and ill give you contact info.

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

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Is there anyone in LA that would like to help present on September 10th?- joshOn Aug 1, 2005, at 8:14 AM, Jay dedman wrote:  > Right. I opened my 5 minutes by emphasising how important and fucking > cool videoblogging is, then showed a few things on mefeedia, then > closed with reminding everyone and the newcomers to visit freevlog, > the best site ever :)  we have made plans to present again at the Soho Apple store the last saturday of August and September. so everyone did a great job. the videoblogging presenation at the apple store in San franscisco was a huge success as well.  jay   --  http://www.momentshowing.net> Adventures in Videoblogging   YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. 




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[Jay dedman]

> Right. I opened my 5 minutes by emphasising how important and fucking
> cool videoblogging is, then showed a few things on mefeedia, then
> closed with reminding everyone and the newcomers to visit freevlog,
> the best site ever :)

we have made plans to present again at the Soho Apple store the last
saturday of August and September.
so everyone did a great job.
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a huge success as well.

jay


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[videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[petertheman]

>  And Josh K. did show the whole intro freevlog video. I think, for
future presentations, a 
> little more time can be spent emphasizing how awesome, amazing, and
useful freevlog is,

Right. I opened my 5 minutes by emphasising how important and fucking
cool videoblogging is, then showed a few things on mefeedia, then
closed with reminding everyone and the newcomers to visit freevlog,
the best site ever :)

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[videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[jonny goldstein]

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I want the full story not just vague hilights...what happened, what was the 
> audience like, did anything really good come of the presentation, which 
> videos were shown...DET


Shannon Noble showed a bunch of cool arty videos with his trademark sweet sound 
design, Adam Q showed some of his internet archive remixed old footage with bizarro text 
to speech voiceover, plus a home movie-ish clip from the mountains outside of Seattle, 
Josh K. showed freevlog.org, i-tunes and fireant, plus a little tornado footage, Andrew 
Baron described the promise of niche vlog content, I used my 10 minutes to show a little 
slideshow scenario about how to use a vlog to effect positive change, plus the obligatory 
twinkiebath, Peter Van Dijk talked about the latest (and totally impressive) version of 
mefeedia, a guy from Yahoo, whose name escapes me, talked about a new service 
(unrelated to yahoo, i believe) called youtube.com which allows people to host streaming 
video for free, Gabe McIntyre, fresh in from the Netherlands, talked up Vlog Europe, as 
well as showing his own content and interviewing Amanda Congdon in front of the 
audience for future use on xolo.tv. 

Afterwards, people went out to socialize, but I had to run to another gig, so someone else 
will have to describe the earthshaking deals that went down at that point.

We had a great audience, more than we had at the first time at the SOHO store. I enjoyed 
the format of having less presenters who got more time. Josh did a very smooth job of 
emceeing. 

I wish someone had spent a bit more time on freevlog, as that would be the point of entry 
for interested non vloggers who want to make a vlog and it is such a bitchin' resource.

What good came of the event? I don't know. Everyone got more practice getting up in front 
of people and communicating. The fresh faces in the audience seemed interesteddon't 
know how that will translate into anything tangible, but ya never know. The  Apple Store, I 
imagine, was was happy with us, which could lead to future events (again this is 
conjecture, Josh K. would know better), various vloggers got to meet people face to face 
they had never met, which is useful.

As for other stuff that came out of it...any one else who was there have stuff to add?


--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I want the full story not just vague hilights...what happened, what was the 
> audience like, did anything really good come of the presentation, which 
> videos were shown...DETAILS !
> 
> On 7/31/05, Charles Chariya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > Adam almost got booted off the stage for the
> > explicatives in his video pieces, 
> > 
> 
> 
> -- 
> Josh Leo
> 
> www.joshleo.com 
> www.stonefarm.blogspot.com 
> www.joshspicks.blogspot.com 
> www.wearethemedia.com 






  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[jonny goldstein]

Oh yeah! How could I forget the Leo thingie. That was an awesome way to start. I could 
really feel the excitement in the audience from that initial video.

 And Josh K. did show the whole intro freevlog video. I think, for future presentations, a 
little more time can be spent emphasizing how awesome, amazing, and useful freevlog is, 
in addition to showing that video. Like actually say. YES, YOU TOO CAN CREATE YOUR 
OWN FREE VIDEOBLOG. ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE RIGHT HERE, AT FREEVLOG.ORG. DID I 
MENTION IT WAS ABSOLUTELY FREE? Which Josh K. actually did, but I say do it even 
more---repeat over and over a la infommercial. Since people get shown a bunch of stuff 
during ar event like this, it's key to really emphasize something through repetition to 
make it stand out from the other cool stuff. I just think in the future, lets hit that 
freevlog.org nail on the head even harder, even though we did give it a solid thwap.

P.S. Anyone notice how much Apple Store employees say the word "Cool"? The Apple 
People must be trained to use that word every third sentence.




--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Kinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just adding to Jonny's detailed account.
> I started off the session showing Josh Leo's "We Are The Media" vlog remix.
> I then pointed to freevlog.org and showed the first video there in its entirety.
> I also pointed to videoblogging.info and the yahoo group.
> After that I tried to give as much time as posisble to the other presenters.
> 
> I showed my tornado footage briefly when demonstrating how to
> subscribe to RSS feeds with FireANT and iTunes.
> 
> -Josh
> 
> 
> On 7/31/05, jonny goldstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > I want the full story not just vague hilights...what happened, what was the
> > > audience like, did anything really good come of the presentation, which
> > > videos were shown...DET
> > 
> > 
> > Shannon Noble showed a bunch of cool arty videos with his trademark sweet sound
> > design, Adam Q showed some of his internet archive remixed old footage with bizarro 
text
> > to speech voiceover, plus a home movie-ish clip from the mountains outside of 
Seattle,
> > Josh K. showed freevlog.org, i-tunes and fireant, plus a little tornado footage, Andrew
> > Baron described the promise of niche vlog content, I used my 10 minutes to show a 
little
> > slideshow scenario about how to use a vlog to effect positive change, plus the 
obligatory
> > twinkiebath, Peter Van Dijk talked about the latest (and totally impressive) version of
> > mefeedia, a guy from Yahoo, whose name escapes me, talked about a new service
> > (unrelated to yahoo, i believe) called youtube.com which allows people to host 
streaming
> > video for free, Gabe McIntyre, fresh in from the Netherlands, talked up Vlog Europe, 
as
> > well as showing his own content and interviewing Amanda Congdon in front of the
> > audience for future use on xolo.tv.
> > 
> > Afterwards, people went out to socialize, but I had to run to another gig, so someone 
else
> > will have to describe the earthshaking deals that went down at that point.
> > 
> > We had a great audience, more than we had at the first time at the SOHO store. I 
enjoyed
> > the format of having less presenters who got more time. Josh did a very smooth job of
> > emceeing.
> > 
> > I wish someone had spent a bit more time on freevlog, as that would be the point of 
entry
> > for interested non vloggers who want to make a vlog and it is such a bitchin' resource.
> > 
> > What good came of the event? I don't know. Everyone got more practice getting up in 
front
> > of people and communicating. The fresh faces in the audience seemed 
interesteddon't
> > know how that will translate into anything tangible, but ya never know. The  Apple 
Store, I
> > imagine, was was happy with us, which could lead to future events (again this is
> > conjecture, Josh K. would know better), various vloggers got to meet people face to 
face
> > they had never met, which is useful.
> > 
> > As for other stuff that came out of it...any one else who was there have stuff to add?
> > 
> > 
> > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > I want the full story not just vague hilights...what happened, what was the
> > > audience like, did anything really good come of the presentation, which
> > > videos were shown...DETAILS !
> > >
> > > On 7/31/05, Charles Chariya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Adam almost got booted off the stage for the
> > > > explicatives in his video pieces,
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > Josh Leo
> > >
> > > www.joshleo.com 
> > > www.stonefarm.blogspot.com 
> > > www.joshspicks.blogspot.com 
> > > www.wearethemedia.com 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Yahoo! 

Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vlog | SoHo | NYC -- #2

[Joshua Kinberg]

Just adding to Jonny's detailed account.
I started off the session showing Josh Leo's "We Are The Media" vlog remix.
I then pointed to freevlog.org and showed the first video there in its entirety.
I also pointed to videoblogging.info and the yahoo group.
After that I tried to give as much time as posisble to the other presenters.

I showed my tornado footage briefly when demonstrating how to
subscribe to RSS feeds with FireANT and iTunes.

-Josh


On 7/31/05, jonny goldstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I want the full story not just vague hilights...what happened, what was the
> > audience like, did anything really good come of the presentation, which
> > videos were shown...DET
> 
> 
> Shannon Noble showed a bunch of cool arty videos with his trademark sweet sound
> design, Adam Q showed some of his internet archive remixed old footage with bizarro text
> to speech voiceover, plus a home movie-ish clip from the mountains outside of Seattle,
> Josh K. showed freevlog.org, i-tunes and fireant, plus a little tornado footage, Andrew
> Baron described the promise of niche vlog content, I used my 10 minutes to show a little
> slideshow scenario about how to use a vlog to effect positive change, plus the obligatory
> twinkiebath, Peter Van Dijk talked about the latest (and totally impressive) version of
> mefeedia, a guy from Yahoo, whose name escapes me, talked about a new service
> (unrelated to yahoo, i believe) called youtube.com which allows people to host streaming
> video for free, Gabe McIntyre, fresh in from the Netherlands, talked up Vlog Europe, as
> well as showing his own content and interviewing Amanda Congdon in front of the
> audience for future use on xolo.tv.
> 
> Afterwards, people went out to socialize, but I had to run to another gig, so someone else
> will have to describe the earthshaking deals that went down at that point.
> 
> We had a great audience, more than we had at the first time at the SOHO store. I enjoyed
> the format of having less presenters who got more time. Josh did a very smooth job of
> emceeing.
> 
> I wish someone had spent a bit more time on freevlog, as that would be the point of entry
> for interested non vloggers who want to make a vlog and it is such a bitchin' resource.
> 
> What good came of the event? I don't know. Everyone got more practice getting up in front
> of people and communicating. The fresh faces in the audience seemed interesteddon't
> know how that will translate into anything tangible, but ya never know. The  Apple Store, I
> imagine, was was happy with us, which could lead to future events (again this is
> conjecture, Josh K. would know better), various vloggers got to meet people face to face
> they had never met, which is useful.
> 
> As for other stuff that came out of it...any one else who was there have stuff to add?
> 
> 
> --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I want the full story not just vague hilights...what happened, what was the
> > audience like, did anything really good come of the presentation, which
> > videos were shown...DETAILS !
> >
> > On 7/31/05, Charles Chariya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > Adam almost got booted off the stage for the
> > > explicatives in his video pieces,
> > >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Josh Leo
> >
> > www.joshleo.com 
> > www.stonefarm.blogspot.com 
> > www.joshspicks.blogspot.com 
> > www.wearethemedia.com 
> 
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